Your first visit
There’ll be a physical examination and normally the osteopath will ask you to remove some of your clothing and perform a simple series of movements so we can note your mobility and points of weakness. We may also ask you about diet and lifestyle. At this point we’ll have a pretty good idea of how we can help.
Or if we can’t; from time to time we come across someone who we feel won’t benefit from osteopathy and it’s important to be frank and say so. But if you’re one of the majority whom we can help we’ll discuss a treatment plan, answer your questions, address your concerns.
As we said before, it is hugely important to find the approach that suits you, that makes you feel comfortable and confident.
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Using a qualified Osteopath and Sports Therapist
As with all osteopathic and Sports therapy treatment it is important that you use a qualified osteopath or sports therapist . At Solihull Osteopathic Practice all of our osteopaths have completed a 4 or 6 year, full-time or part-time degree in osteopathy and are registered with the General Osteopathic Council. Our sports therapist has completed a 4 year degree in sports therapy and is a member of the society of Sports Therapy. If you would like to book an appointment, please contact us today.
We have two locations, our main osteopathic practice is located at 565 Warwick Road, Solihull, B91 1AW and our Sports injury clinic is located at West Warwickshire Sports Complex, 78 Grange Road, Solihull, B91 1DA.
We offer free parking at both locations.